Sustainable transport

There will be a 24-hour transport strike on Sunday, November 15. No Metro (blue and red lines) or electric railway (green) lines will be operating on this day. There will also be a 24-hour tram strike.
Blue buses and trolleys are expected to work as usual. Taxis will operate as usual.

Employees at metro, tram and trains announced a new 24-hour strike on November 15 to participate in the general meeting of STASY which will take place on the same day at 11:00.

The car exhibition “Aftokinisi FISIKON 2015″ will open on Saturday 14 November at the Olympic Fencing Center (former Athens airport at Elliniko) and run until Sunday 22 November 2015

Izmir's women bring grace and style to everything they do, including public demonstrations zmir's women like to boast that they bring grace and style to everything they do, including public demonstrations. That is probably why "Chic Women's Bicycle Tour," participated by some five hundred women, may well be the most ornamented demonstration in the country.

The Foreign Ministry in Sofia has advised motorists visiting Greece to avoid taking hitchhikers in their vehicles in view of increased migrant influx into Bulgaria's southern neighbor.

The Bulgarian capital already has its first grass-covered tram tracks, which are located in the sections of the rails passing through the Ruski pametnik (Russian monument) square.

The discussion on grass-lined tram tracks was initiated by "Architects for Sofia" as part of the Sofia 2020 campaign, daily Dnevnik reminds.

Voluntourism

A car was blocking a bicycle lane. So what better thing to do than simply pick the car up, move it aside, get on your bike again and go on your merry way.

Turkish Bozankaya has won the 2015 European Frost & Sullivan Company of the Year Award for high quality in public transport services, the company has said in a press release. 

The company specializes in design, all the way to the final production stages, of rail, bus and tram-bus vehicles. 

A tram driver in a central Turkish city has hit a group of animal rights activists, injuring one.

Around 60 activists from Turkey's Protection of Animals Association and Anarchist Initiative organized a demonstration in Eski?ehir on June 14. When the group started to march on the road reserved for the tram, the driver stopped and honked at the group.